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02-19-2005, 02:31 PM
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Front end progess
So, since friday morning my dad and I have torn the front end completly apart. Poor thing. Anywho, while I have lower and upper control arms off along with half the steering components, is there anything I should check while I have all this room to work? It sure is nice just being able to crawl under the front and not hit your head on anything. Thank god for 20 inch floor jacks.
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02-19-2005, 02:52 PM
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look at everthing twice, then look at it some more, till your sure what your looking at, is supose to look like that.
 Im no help what so ever when I drink....... 
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02-19-2005, 05:49 PM
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lol, actually, the "make sure wht your looking at is right" works with my truck cause someone wrecked into something, bending the lower control arm. So the two sides don't match and I'm stuck trying to put a puzzle together. I remember seeing somewhere that someone bought hex-caps and seals from GM. Does anyone have prices and part numbers for upper and lowers? I went to the GM parts departement and they were closed.
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